Feature: Dr. K. A. Busia As Prime Minister In The Second Republic
A leader's return sets the stage for a dramatic political clash in Ghana's Second Republic.
Dr. K. A. Busia returns from exile to lead Ghana's political transition after the 1966 coup.
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